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WHO Collaborating Center (WHO CC) works to conduct
research, data collection, analysis and technical support in
the programs, collaborate with WHO. It is an importantorganization that plays a part in achieving the goals in eachcountry and region. WHO CC has been designated by theWHO headquarters or regional offices as an excellent facility that can support the activities of WHO by developing aninternational cooperation network at the global, regional,national, and health care facility level.

・WHO Collaborating Center

https://www.who.int/about/who-weare/structure/collaborating-centres

・WHO Collaborating Centers Database
http://apps.who.int/whocc/・WPRO

https://www.who.int/westernpacific

Disease Control and Prevention Center
National Center for Global Health and Medicine
1-21-1 Toyama, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 162-8655, Japan
TEL: +81-3202-7181 FAX: +81-3207-1038

DCC : http://dcc.ncgm.go.jp/en/index.html

NCGM : https://www.ncgm.go.jp/en/index.html

WHO Collaborating Centre
for Prevention, Preparedness and Response
to Emerging Infectious Diseases

WHO Collaborating Centre
for Prevention, Preparedness and Response
to Emerging Infectious Diseases

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Global Vision of Disease Control and Prevention Center (DCC)
To contribute to global health security by leading clinical management and research and development (R & D) in the fields of emerging, re-emerging infectious diseases
and antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in the world, especially in the Asia Pacific Region.

MissionWhat we do

Establish resilient health system

Clinical care and services
Division of Infectious Diseases: We provide clinical care and consultative services for infectious diseases by leading a

Develop guideline and policy recommendation to enhancing
global health security

consulting team of infectious disease experts.

Travel Clinic: Our travel clinic provides travelers with pre-travel health check, immunization, and post-travel care. This clinic

Strengthen heath system by human resource developmentof professional based on principles of clinical management of
infectious diseases

also serves as an official yellow fever vaccine center.

Division of Preparedness for Emerging Infections:

We provide medical care of emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases as a designated medical institution for specificinfectious disease in Japan. In order to prepare for highly infectious and lethal diseases, we maintain an isolation unit and conducttraining sessions in collaboration with quarantine offices.

Strengthen preparedness and ability to respond to outbreaks ofemerging and re-emerging infectious diseases as well as AMR
Tackle emerging issues such as neglected tropical diseases(NTDs), infectious diseases caused by climate change, andinfection prevention and control (IPC) in the elderly population,in line with the trends of the Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs)

Research and Development
DCC has been involved in a global surveillance and international collaborative research on infectious diseases. We also address
a diverse range of health issues such as Japan Registry for Infectious Diseases from Abroad (J-RIDA) for imported infectious
diseases, Japan Pretravel Consultation Register (J-PRECOR), new diagnostic for imported infectious diseases, unapproved
drugs and bloodstream infections through multi-institutional collaborative studies in Japan.

Research & Development (R&D)
Lead international collaborative clinical research together with
global partners for an improved clinical practiceRole of DCC as a WHOCC for Prevention, Preparedness andResponse to Emerging Infectious Diseases
In recent years, many outbreak experiences in the world pointed out the importance of global collaboration in promoting International Health Regulation (IHR), and supporting World Health Organization (WHO) in strengthening response capacity to emerging
infectious diseases (EIDs) outbreaks.
In April 2017, DCC became WHO Collaborating Center (WHO CC) for Prevention, Preparedness and Response to Emerging
Infectious Diseases. DCC provides technical support to WHO in building country preparedness against EIDs. DCC contributes toglobal health security by carrying out WHO’s “the Asia Pacific Strategy for Emerging Diseases and Public Health Emergencies(APSED)” and tackling outbreaks, with special emphasis on IPC and clinical management.

About DCC, NCGM
Disease Control and Prevention Center (DCC) was established in the National
Center for Global Health and Medicine (NCGM) in 2004 to control and prevent
emerging infectious diseases. After integration with the Division of Infectious
Diseases, DCC advanced to a new stage in 2012. DCC has three divisions: Divisionof Infectious Diseases, Travel Clinic, and Division of Preparedness and Emerging
Infections. In order to carry out NCGM’s fundamental mission, which is “Management of the risks of global infectious diseases,” our activities include medical care,prevention, education and research based on cooperation between experts ofvarious fields of infectious diseases.

Dr. Norio Ohmagari
Director DCC
WHO Collaborating CenterNCGM

NCGM̲A3二つ折りパンフレット̲中面

Global Vision of Disease Control and Prevention Center (DCC)
To contribute to global health security by leading clinical management and research and development (R & D) in the fields of emerging, re-emerging infectious diseases
and antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in the world, especially in the Asia Pacific Region.

MissionWhat we do

Establish resilient health system

Clinical care and services
Division of Infectious Diseases: We provide clinical care and consultative services for infectious diseases by leading aDevelop guideline and policy recommendation to enhancing
global health security

consulting team of infectious disease experts.

Travel Clinic: Our travel clinic provides travelers with pre-travel health check, immunization, and post-travel care. This clinic

Strengthen heath system by human resource developmentof professional based on principles of clinical management of
infectious diseases

also serves as an official yellow fever vaccine center.

Division of Preparedness for Emerging Infections:

We provide medical care of emerging and re-emerging infectious diseases as a designated medical institution for specificinfectious disease in Japan. In order to prepare for highly infectious and lethal diseases, we maintain an isolation unit and conduct
training sessions in collaboration with quarantine offices.

Strengthen preparedness and ability to respond to outbreaks ofemerging and re-emerging infectious diseases as well as AMR
Tackle emerging issues such as neglected tropical diseases(NTDs), infectious diseases caused by climate change, andinfection prevention and control (IPC) in the elderly population,in line with the trends of the Sustainable Development Goals(SDGs)

Research and Development
DCC has been involved in a global surveillance and international collaborative research on infectious diseases. We also address
a diverse range of health issues such as Japan Registry for Infectious Diseases from Abroad (J-RIDA) for imported infectious
diseases, Japan Pretravel Consultation Register (J-PRECOR), new diagnostic for imported infectious diseases, unapproved
drugs and bloodstream infections through multi-institutional collaborative studies in Japan.

Research & Development (R&D)
Lead international collaborative clinical research together withglobal partners for an improved clinical practiceRole of DCC as a WHOCC for Prevention, Preparedness andResponse to Emerging Infectious Diseases
In recent years, many outbreak experiences in the world pointed out the importance of global collaboration in promoting International Health Regulation (IHR), and supporting World Health Organization (WHO) in strengthening response capacity to emerging
infectious diseases (EIDs) outbreaks.
In April 2017, DCC became WHO Collaborating Center (WHO CC) for Prevention, Preparedness and Response to Emerging
Infectious Diseases. DCC provides technical support to WHO in building country preparedness against EIDs. DCC contributes toglobal health security by carrying out WHO’s “the Asia Pacific Strategy for Emerging Diseases and Public Health Emergencies(APSED)” and tackling outbreaks, with special emphasis on IPC and clinical management.

About DCC, NCGM
Disease Control and Prevention Center (DCC) was established in the National
Center for Global Health and Medicine (NCGM) in 2004 to control and prevent
emerging infectious diseases. After integration with the Division of Infectious
Diseases, DCC advanced to a new stage in 2012. DCC has three divisions: Divisionof Infectious Diseases, Travel Clinic, and Division of Preparedness and Emerging
Infections. In order to carry out NCGM’s fundamental mission, which is “Management of the risks of global infectious diseases,” our activities include medical care,prevention, education and research based on cooperation between experts ofvarious fields of infectious diseases.

Dr. Norio Ohmagari
Director DCC
WHO Collaborating Center
NCGM

NCGM̲A3二つ折りパンフレット̲表面

WHO Collaborating Center (WHO CC) works to conduct
research, data collection, analysis and technical support in
the programs, collaborate with WHO. It is an importantorganization that plays a part in achieving the goals in eachcountry and region. WHO CC has been designated by theWHO headquarters or regional offices as an excellent facility that can support the activities of WHO by developing aninternational cooperation network at the global, regional,national, and health care facility level.

・WHO Collaborating Center

https://www.who.int/about/who-weare/structure/collaborating-centres

・WHO Collaborating Centers Database
http://apps.who.int/whocc/・WPRO

https://www.who.int/westernpacific

Disease Control and Prevention Center
National Center for Global Health and Medicine
1-21-1 Toyama, Shinjuku-ku, Tokyo 162-8655, Japan
TEL: +81-3202-7181 FAX: +81-3207-1038

DCC : http://dcc.ncgm.go.jp/en/index.html

NCGM : https://www.ncgm.go.jp/en/index.html

WHO Collaborating Centrefor Prevention, Preparedness and Response
to Emerging Infectious Diseases

WHO Collaborating Centrefor Prevention, Preparedness and Response
to Emerging Infectious Diseases